Publishers Should Offer Special Series in January
February 8, 2007
Ilan Strasser of Fat Moose Comics in Whippany, New Jersey saw Steve Bennett's column and presents his own ideas on how to promote sales in January.
Eager to Support Dynamite Entertainment
February 8, 2007
Matthew Dykes of Kapow! Comics in Sherwood , Arkansas saw the news about The Boys moving to Dynamite and is ready to support Dynamite.
Action Figures, Busts and Statues Out in Fall of '07
February 8, 2007
DC Unlimited announced the acquisition of the license to produce action figures based on Afro Samurai.
Column by John Riley
February 7, 2007
This week, Riley gives us the second half of his two part series on inter-store competition.
Controversial Series Finds a Home
February 7, 2007
Nick Barrucci has confirmed to ICv2 that Dynamite will publish Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson's The Boys .
Column by Steve Bennett
February 7, 2007
This week, Bennett offers some suggestions for January releases, and talks about Dark Star's first ever midnight release party.
With Outside Licenses & Distribution to All Channels
February 7, 2007
DC Comics has announced plans to license and distribute collectibles under a new brand name, DC Unlimited.
And Declining Comic Book Sales
February 7, 2007
Robert Beerbohm of Robert Beerbohm Comic Art in Fremont, Nebraska saw comments from other retailers, including Buddy Saunders, and suggests that the industry would find long-term benefit from actively pursuing younger readers.
Bring Back Heroic Ideals
February 6, 2007
Larry Schoeneman of Hero Headquarters in Buffalo Grove, Illinois saw comments by other retailers about the current state of superheroes and and feels comics have sacrificed heroic ideals.
Likes Superheroes for Grown-ups
February 6, 2007
Jim Crocker of Modern Myths in Northampton, Massachusetts read other retailers' comments on the state of superheroes and and likes the more morally ambiguous heroes of today.
